Give your guests a better stay.

AGS qualifies each park mainly on its annual check-ins and the local businesses around it. More check-ins give advertisers more reach, which makes it easier to sell the ads that pay for a guest guide. Parks that recommend local businesses to their guests also tend to do well. Tell AGS about your park or call 877-518-1989, and we'll talk it through.

Small or remote RV parks can qualify for an AGS guest guide when their staff actively recommend local businesses. AGS works with parks that seem small and remote but carry dozens of ads, because the park displays menus and sends guests to town. A long-term-stay park with few check-ins a year may do better with a one-page, two-sided piece.

Local businesses pay for an AGS guest guide by buying ads in it. Your rep team sells the ads, and those ads cover the cost, so your park receives its printed guest guides at no charge. Advertisers own their ads, not the guest guide. The guest guide belongs to your park.

A park that qualifies pays nothing for its printed AGS guest guides and gives an AGS rep team a complimentary stay in exchange. Your park also spends time with the rep team and shares its sites, rules and amenities. AGS sells the ads, then designs and prints the guest guide, and your staff hands it out at check-in.

An AGS rep team stays at your park, works with you on the guest guide, then sells ads to local businesses in town. They go over your sites, rules and amenities with you, and you help pick the restaurants, RV repair shops, attractions and other services your guests need. Then they call on those businesses in person, so your staff doesn't have to.

Your park gets a proof of its AGS guest guide before it prints. Use the proof to check your site map, park rules, amenities and contact details, and tell AGS what needs to change. The guest guide belongs to your park, so its rules and policies stay in your words.

AGS guest guides print about 60 days after your rep team finishes selling ads to local businesses. The clock starts when the ads are sold, not when you first call AGS, so the total time depends on when your rep team visits. Ask AGS about timing when you talk through your park, or call 877-518-1989.

AGS prints each park's guest guide once a year. New ads and changes wait for the next print run, because AGS doesn't reprint a guest guide mid-cycle. When the next cycle comes around, an AGS rep team comes back to build the new guest guide with you and talk with local businesses about their ads.

A site map is a simple one-page, two-sided piece with a park map and rules, while a guest guide is a multipage piece that also covers the community. An AGS guest guide adds local attractions, detailed area maps and ads from local businesses. Those ads cover the cost, so a qualifying park pays nothing for it.

You can see a complete AGS guest guide before you decide. Page through the sample guest guides on this page, with site maps, park rules and local ads.

AGS prints park guest guides on recycled paper with soy-based ink. Soy-based ink gives your park's photos and maps bright, vibrant color on every page of your guest guide. AGS also helps plant trees through the organization One Tree Planted (opens in a new tab).

The AGS Loyalty Program gives parks credit, called AGS Loyalty Dollars, when ad sales in their guest guide reach a set target. Parks spend them on rack cards, uniform shirts, advertising, promo items and more, or give them to a charity they choose. Ask AGS what your park has available at 877-518-1989.